Swastikas

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Western occultists knew we were in for something terrible when the Nazi swastika

started showing up in our realities...and, especially in England, began working

counter-magick instantly.

The Nazis damn near ruined the runes too...which, I must believe, are a gift

from Ganesh. I am old enough to remember those days - there was an evil abroad

that I haven't felt since, not even in NYC on 9/11.

 

 

 

Black Lotus L Rosenberg <kalipadma (AT) juno (DOT) com> wrote: On Sat, 27 Jul 2002

22:00:28 EDT lionserpent358 (AT) aol (DOT) com writes:> > Personally, I think tattooing is

a very spiritual act as it had > always been > used for this purpose and only

recently in a degraded form as > fashion. If you > tatto an animal, or symbol

upon your person you permanently identify > yourself with that form of energy.

I seem to recall that in India, a tattoo of a Sanskrit phrase or an imageof a

Deva is supposed to continue to appear on your astral self afterdeath. It will

scare away the Yama-dhoots (messengers of the Death-Godwho come to take your

soul for punishment), and draw the attention of theDeity shown in the tattoo.>

That said, it is wise to mull over what you are > getting before you go and

permanently mark yourself with anything.Think of Hollywood actor-couple

Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton,who had each other's names tattooed on

the other, only to have theirmarriage self-destruct messily.> > If you have

thought about it and think it's right for you, sure go > ahead and enjoy! Just

remember it' going to last forever ;-)> > I chose to permanently link myself

with the hindu current and got > two chest > tattoos as a way to offer myself

to Ganesha. I feel by the symbols I > am > forever consecrated to him and also

it is a permanent reminder for > me to keep > focused on my spiritual goals.

The pain is a nice sacrifice too. > This is a > very primitive type of

religious action and has been going on for > thousands of years.The Ganapatyas

(a cult of Ganesha devotees) often tattoo or brand theimage of a crowned

elephant's head on their arms.<snip>> I > recommend the website to all Swastika

fans as well, since Manwoman > has done > much to redeem the symbol in the minds

of western people. He even > started an > artists collective called "friends of

the Swastika" which basically > is a > thing to show people how it is used

traditionally as a spiritual > symbol and > has been forever! It still is a

potent spiritual icon and one that I > am sure all lovers of Ganapati revere

highly........The Nazi swastika is rotated 45 degrees, so a point is at the

bottom. The Hindu swastika is flat at the base -- much more balanced! I do

getlots of Jewish customers who are attracted to Ganesha, but may see aswastika

painted on his palm or portrayed on one of his ornaments, andfreak out.But

another symbol for Ganesha is a six-pointed ("Jewish") star with anOm in the

center.-- Len/ Kalipadma<Ganesha sharanam>(Ganesha be my

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